3.1.14. Main aggregates of General Government (1995–)(20/25)

(current prices, million HUF)

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LABEL STO CHECK General government Central government State government Local government Social security funds
S.13 S.1311 S.1312 S.1313 S.1314
2014
Output P1 1=2+3=7+11+12–13+9+14 7 001 160 5 044 493 – 1 913 070 43 597
market output and output for own final use P1M 2 151 645 149 520 – 1 989 136
non-market output P13 3=4+5 6 849 515 4 894 973 – 1 911 081 43 461
payments for non-market output P131 4 944 692 709 038 – 235 228 426
non-market output, other P132 5 5 904 823 4 185 935 – 1 675 853 43 035
Market output, output for own final use and payments for non-market output P1O 6=2+4 1 096 337 858 558 – 237 217 562
Intermediate consumption P2 7 2 511 573 1 835 975 – 649 985 25 613
Value added, gross B1G 8=1–7 4 489 587 3 208 518 – 1 263 085 17 984
Consumption of fixed capital P51C 9 1 129 669 655 952 – 469 100 4 617
Value added, net B1N 10=8–9 3 359 918 2 552 566 – 793 985 13 367
Compensation of employees, payable D1 11 3 380 318 2 551 915 – 815 102 13 301
wages and salaries D11 11a 2 643 319 1 990 802 – 642 050 10 467
employers' social contributions D12 11b 736 999 561 113 – 173 052 2 834
Other taxes on production, payable D29 12 17 730 14 271 – 3 347 112
Other subsidies on production, receivable D39R 13 38 200 13 620 – 24 534 46
Operating surplus, net B2N 14=10–11–12+13 70 0 – 70 0
Taxes on production and imports, receivable D2 15=16+18 6 048 024 5 288 820 – 662 900 96 304
Taxes on products, receivable D21 16 5 382 679 4 772 999 – 523 125 86 555
VAT, receivable D211 17 3 011 162 3 011 162 – – –
Other taxes on production, receivable D29 18 665 345 515 821 – 139 775 9 749
Property income, receivablea D4 19=20+21 224 600 205 309 – 20 036 0
interest, receivablea D41 20 72 574 57 568 – 15 751 0
other property income, receivablea D4N 21 152 026 147 741 – 4 285 0
dividens from corporations D421 21a 41 359 37 074 – 4 285 0
rents D45 21b 110 666 110 666 – 0 0
Subsidies, payable D3P 22=23+24 640 923 417 302 – 87 863 135 758
subsidies on products, payable D31P 23 301 939 214 076 – 87 863 0
other subsidies on production, payable D39P 24 338 984 203 226 – 0 135 758
Property income, payablea D4 25=30+31 1 300 104 1 296 763 – 4 086 0
Of which:
payable to sub-sector Central Government (S.1311)b D4 26 – – – 0 0
payable to sub-sector State Government (S.1312)b D4 27 – – – – –
payable to sub-sector Local Government (S.1313)b D4 28 – 745 – – 0
payable to sub-sector Social Security Funds (S.1314)b D4 29 – 0 – 0 –
interest, payablea D41 30 1 300 104 1 296 763 – 4 086 0
other property income, payablea D4N 31 0 0 – 0 0
Balance of primary incomes, net B5N 32=14+15+19–22–25 4 331 667 3 780 063 – 591 057 -39 454
Current taxes on income, wealth etc., receivable D5 33 2 191 687 2 156 462 – 35 221 4
Net social contributions, receivable D61 34 4 339 852 178 208 – 1 842 4 159 802
Of which:
employers' actual social contributions D611 35 2 590 549 19 988 – – 2 570 561
households' actual social contributions D613 36 1 724 817 135 621 – – 1 589 196
Other current transfers, receivablea D7 37 608 232 1 415 272 – 1 013 503 921 297
Current taxes on income, wealth etc., payable D5 38 3 542 3 258 – 284 0
Social benefits other than social transfers in kind, payable D62 39 4 491 711 892 749 – 127 622 3 471 339
Social transfers in kind - purchased market production, payable D632 40 654 311 107 993 – 10 741 535 577
Social benefits other than social transfers in kind and social transfers in kind - purchased market production, payable D6M 41=39+40 5 146 022 1 000 743 – 138 363 4 006 916
Other current transfers, payablea D7 42 1 011 501 2 680 989 – 119 394 952 958
Of which:
payable to sub-sector Central Government (S.1311)b D7 43 – – – 29 902 873 740
payable to sub-sector State Government (S.1312)b D7 44 – – – – –
payable to sub-sector Local Government (S.1313)b D7 45 – 882 184 – – 56 686
payable to sub-sector Social Security Funds (S.1314)b D7 46 – 899 226 – 102 –
Disposable income, net B6N 47=32+33+34+37–38–39–42 5 964 684 3 953 009 – 1 394 323 617 353
Final consumption expenditure P3 48=49+50=5+40 6 559 134 4 293 928 – 1 686 594 578 612
individual consumption expenditure P31 49 3 212 845 1 949 008 – 728 260 535 577
collective consumption expenditure P32 50 3 346 289 2 344 920 – 958 334 43 035
Adjustment for the change in pension entitlements D8 51 – – – – –
Saving, gross B8G 52=53+9 535 219 315 033 – 176 829 43 358
Saving, net B8N 53=47–48–51 -594 450 -340 919 – -292 271 38 741
Capital transfers, receivablea D9 54=55+56 960 175 533 538 – 1 000 873 525
capital taxes, receivablea D91 55 9 546 9 536 – 10 0
other capital transfers and investment grants, receivablec D9N 56 950 629 524 002 – 1 000 863 525
Capital transfers, payablec D9 57 598 024 1 076 427 – 96 358 0
Of which:
payable to sub-sector Central Government (S.1311)d D9 58 – – – 2 430 0
payable to sub-sector State Government (S.1312)d D9 59 – – – – –
payable to sub-sector Local Government (S.1313)d D9 60 – 571 818 – – 0
payable to sub-sector Social Security Funds (S.1314)d D9 61 – 513 – 0 –
investment grants, payable D92 62 402 281 417 463 – 88 834 0
Gross capital formation P5 63=64+65 1 786 467 1 155 975 – 629 148 1 344
gross fixed capital formation P51G 64 1 746 144 1 115 652 – 629 148 1 344
changes in inventories and acquisitions less disposals of valuables P5M 65 40 323 40 323 – 0 0
Acquisitions less disposals of non-financial non-produced assets NP 66 21 181 10 839 – 10 342 0
Gross capital formation and acquisitions less disposals of non-financial non-produced assets P5L 67=63+66 1 807 648 1 166 814 – 639 490 1 344
Net lending (+)/net borrowing (-) B9 68=52+54–57–67=70–69 -910 278 -1 394 671 – 441 854 42 539
Total expenditure OTE 69=7+11+12+22+25+ 38+41+42+51+57+67 16 417 385 12 044 458 – 2 554 272 5 136 002
Total revenue OTR 70=6+13+15+19+ 33+34+37+54 15 507 106 10 649 786 – 2 996 126 5 178 540
Capital transfers from general government to relevant sectors representing taxes and social contributions assessed but unlikely to be collectede D995 71 – – – – –
Total payable tax creditsf PTC 72 – – – – –
Of which: payable tax credits that exceed the taxpayer's liabilityf TC 73 – – – – –
aSubsector data shall be consolidated within each subsector but not between subsectors. Sector S.13 data equal the sum of subsector data, except for items D.4, D.7 and D.9 (and their subitems) which should be consolidated between subsectors (with counterpart information).  bSubsector data shall be consolidated within each subsector but not between subsectors. Sector S.13 data equal the sum of subsector data, except for items D.4, D.7 and D.9 (and their subitems) which should be consolidated between subsectors (with counterpart information). Whenever substantial payments for items other than D.4, D.7 or D.9 and subitems occur between subsectors, please specify these payments in the sender footnotes.  cSubsector data shall be consolidated within each subsector but not between subsectors. Sector S.13 data equal the sum of subsector data, except for items D.4, D.7 and D.9 (and their subitems) which should be consolidated between subsectors (with counterpart information). D.995 is to be deducted from D.99r. No amounts for D.995 are to be included under D.9p.  dSubsector data shall be consolidated within each subsector but not between subsectors. Sector S.13 data equal the sum of subsector data, except for items D.4, D.7 and D.9 (and their subitems) which should be consolidated between subsectors (with counterpart information). D.995 is to be deducted from D.99r. No amounts for D.995 are to be included under D.9p. Whenever substantial payments for items other than D.4, D.7 or D.9 and subitems occur between subsectors, please specify these payments in the sender footnotes.  eSubsector data shall be consolidated within each subsector but not between subsectors. Sector S.13 data equal the sum of subsector data, except for items D.4, D.7 and D.9 (and their subitems) which should be consolidated between subsectors (with counterpart information). D.995 is to be deducted from D.99r. No amounts for D.995 are to be included under D.9p. The split by receiving subsectors is voluntary.  fA tax credit is a tax relief which is directly subtracted from the tax liability otherwise due by the beneficiary household or corporation. Payable tax credits are tax credits for which any amount exceeding the amount of tax liability (otherwise due) is paid out to the beneficiary. The whole amount of the payable tax credit should be recorded as government expenditure ('Total payable tax credits', PTC) while mentioning the amount of the 'transfer component' (TC), which are payable tax credits that exceed the taxpayer's liability and that are paid out to the taxpayer. Data to be transmitted on a voluntary basis for subsectors. Data for reference years before 2012 to be transmitted on a voluntary basis. Transmission is compulsory for reference years from 2012 onwards. 

© Hungarian Central Statistical Office, 2011